Peg Motor

[gotoluc]

Hi Armagdn03,

your motor sounds like a great idea. I wish you all the best with it.

I have been an admirer of your research and would be grateful if you took a moment of your time to look at 2 new videos I just uploaded of a mostly magnet motor design I shared over 2 years ago.
I feel that maybe people did not quite get the advantages it has. One of them is the Coils Inductance is maintained and the other is there is no magnet sticky spot so the stronger the magnet the more motive force the motor puts out without more current input.

Here is a direct link to the new post:
http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...tml#post188379

Thank you for your time

Luc

[Armagdn03]

Hi Armagdn03,

your motor sounds like a great idea. I wish you all the best with it.

I have been an admirer of your research and would be grateful if you took a moment of your time to look at 2 new videos I just uploaded of a mostly magnet motor design I shared over 2 years ago.
I feel that maybe people did not quite get the advantages it has. One of them is the Coils Inductance is maintained and the other is there is no magnet sticky spot so the stronger the magnet the more motive force the motor puts out without more current input.

Here is a direct link to the new post:
http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...tml#post188379

Thank you for your time

Luc

hi Gotoluc,

I also have admired your work for quite a while, good to hear from you. I have several thoughts on this and will get back to you once I flesh them out!

Take care!

[gotoluc]

hi Gotoluc,

I also have admired your work for quite a while, good to hear from you. I have several thoughts on this and will get back to you once I flesh them out!

Take care!

Thank you

Luc

[Armagdn03]

Still around Luc? been gone a while (referring to me) how goes the learning?

[gotoluc]

Yes, I'm still around and learning that there's no alternative free energy solution, so I'm in the background.

I'm also quite busy with a houseboat I'm building for myself.

Details can be found here: Building a Solar Electric Houseboat

Thanks for checking up on me.

Been wondering what you have been up to?

You can always email me direct at: gotoluc@yahoo.com

Luc

[Armagdn03]

Wow

THAT IS SOOOOO COOL. I really like the project! And you are doing a fantastic job. Great skill in building. I cannot wait to see the final product!

I have been doing my usual thing. Just quietly. At the moment I am working on eccentric gyroscopic precession. My primary application is vibration cancellation for packaging purpose which is independent of the normal resonant issues of spring mass systems currently in place. My job does business with companies like Lockheed Martin, General Electric etc, and many items are extremely fragile. Rather than dampen vibration through anti phase resonance, I will turn linear motion into rotational thereby both diverting energy, and storing it simultaneously. I also am working on a continuously variable transmission where a similar gyroscopic precession mechanism creates constant and continuous pulses to be delivered to the wheels of a vehicle through a 1/2 wave pipe through water hammer effect or soliton waves. Because the impedance match at the receiving end is never perfect there will be a reflection, which will return to the source in phase. Therefore a resonant buildup will occur (a sort of resonant flywheel) within the half wave resonator. The pressure gradients will increase and be used when needed. No impedance mismatch essentially.

[Armagdn03]

I wonder what ever happened to Mr Bedini on this thread? Last he popped in he alluded to helping show the concept. Not that I am disappointed, but I have had good success in this area, and enjoyed his input.

[Allcanadian]

@Armagdn03

At the moment I am working on eccentric gyroscopic precession. My primary application is vibration cancellation for packaging purpose which is independent of the normal resonant issues of spring mass systems currently in place. My job does business with companies like Lockheed Martin, General Electric etc, and many items are extremely fragile. Rather than dampen vibration through anti phase resonance, I will turn linear motion into rotational thereby both diverting energy, and storing it simultaneously. I also am working on a continuously variable transmission where a similar gyroscopic precession mechanism creates constant and continuous pulses to be delivered to the wheels of a vehicle through a 1/2 wave pipe through water hammer effect or soliton waves. Because the impedance match at the receiving end is never perfect there will be a reflection, which will return to the source in phase. Therefore a resonant buildup will occur (a sort of resonant flywheel) within the half wave resonator. The pressure gradients will increase and be used when needed. No impedance mismatch essentially.

Well that's just bizarre, I was working on electro-magnetic generator/dampeners to replace the resistance shock absorbers which always wear out at the fitness center the wife owns. This led me to the gyro-generator,lol.

Take a gyro fixed on one axis and a force applied on the other, it precesses 90 Degrees. This motion of precession then translates directly back into the rotation of the gyro.. it speeds up. Each off axis not in motion holds in place however any active axis translates directly to the gyro. Then we simply add some magnets to the perimeter of the gyro and stator coils exterior making it a motor/generator. Excess gyro RPM charges or dissipates as required and a motor function means it is self-starting.

I found this a little mind boggling at first because the translation of energy is basically occurring in an open frame of reference, it could be free floating and changes in motion on any axis generating power. An inertial generator but active on all axis simultaneously ... sometimes I scare myself,lol.
Can anyone say far left field.

AC

[tachyon]

I will turn linear motion into rotational thereby both diverting energy, and storing it simultaneously

use a hula hoop.

[gotoluc]

THAT IS SOOOOO COOL. I really like the project! And you are doing a fantastic job. Great skill in building. I cannot wait to see the final product!

I have been doing my usual thing. Just quietly. At the moment I am working on eccentric gyroscopic precession. My primary application is vibration cancellation for packaging purpose which is independent of the normal resonant issues of spring mass systems currently in place. My job does business with companies like Lockheed Martin, General Electric etc, and many items are extremely fragile. Rather than dampen vibration through anti phase resonance, I will turn linear motion into rotational thereby both diverting energy, and storing it simultaneously. I also am working on a continuously variable transmission where a similar gyroscopic precession mechanism creates constant and continuous pulses to be delivered to the wheels of a vehicle through a 1/2 wave pipe through water hammer effect or soliton waves. Because the impedance match at the receiving end is never perfect there will be a reflection, which will return to the source in phase. Therefore a resonant buildup will occur (a sort of resonant flywheel) within the half wave resonator. The pressure gradients will increase and be used when needed. No impedance mismatch essentially.

Hi Armagdn03,

thanks for your positive feedback on my houseboat build.

From the sounds of it, looks like you're working on some very interesting projects.

If you can post a video of your work I'm sure many would be interested to see it.

All the best and drop us a line from time to time.

Luc

[Armagdn03]

@Armagdn03



Well that's just bizarre, I was working on electro-magnetic generator/dampeners to replace the resistance shock absorbers which always wear out at the fitness center the wife owns. This led me to the gyro-generator,lol.

Take a gyro fixed on one axis and a force applied on the other, it precesses 90 Degrees. This motion of precession then translates directly back into the rotation of the gyro.. it speeds up. Each off axis not in motion holds in place however any active axis translates directly to the gyro. Then we simply add some magnets to the perimeter of the gyro and stator coils exterior making it a motor/generator. Excess gyro RPM charges or dissipates as required and a motor function means it is self-starting.

I found this a little mind boggling at first because the translation of energy is basically occurring in an open frame of reference, it could be free floating and changes in motion on any axis generating power. An inertial generator but active on all axis simultaneously ... sometimes I scare myself,lol.
Can anyone say far left field.

AC

OMG that is hilariously on par with what I am doing. I have a slightly different configuration where the rotatable mass IS the motor (precision German made DC guy I found) with a toroidal weight around it, powered either by induction or single wire power transmission. The change in speed due to precession causes the motor to at times act like a generator. Diodes redirect reverse flow to a capacitor for use on the reverse of the cycle.

[Allcanadian]

@Armagdn03

OMG that is hilariously on par with what I am doing. I have a slightly different configuration where the rotatable mass IS the motor (precision German made DC guy I found) with a toroidal weight around it, powered either by induction or single wire power transmission. The change in speed due to precession causes the motor to at times act like a generator. Diodes redirect reverse flow to a capacitor for use on the reverse of the cycle.

Were definitely on the same page, I also found that it makes no sense to have a working inertial mass and a motor/generator. Most motors are heavy enough as it is so it seemed obvious the motor-generator/inertial mass should be integrated into one.
I had also thought that it may be possible to do away with all the complexity and use something like a free floating cylinder magnet inducing parallel to the spin axis. Hell if Lenz law is supposedly unavoidable then why not use it to our advantage, turn the problem 180 degrees at which point it becomes a solution, lol.
Interesting stuff

AC

[tachyon]

how? /

[Armagdn03]

@Armagdn03


Were definitely on the same page, I also found that it makes no sense to have a working inertial mass and a motor/generator. Most motors are heavy enough as it is so it seemed obvious the motor-generator/inertial mass should be integrated into one.
I had also thought that it may be possible to do away with all the complexity and use something like a free floating cylinder magnet inducing parallel to the spin axis. Hell if Lenz law is supposedly unavoidable then why not use it to our advantage, turn the problem 180 degrees at which point it becomes a solution, lol.
Interesting stuff

AC

Good god it scares me sometimes how similarly we think. Why separate the two, it opposes occams razor. The only issue I had with the second half (cylindrical magnet) Is the induction angle of the "stator" vs the rotatable mass "magnet". As it precesses you have to adjust or the coupling starts to wonder.

[Armagdn03]

how? /

How what? How do we respond to a one word statement which does not delineate what you want to know? At least take the time to write full sentences if you want full responses.